Oh and I think I'd use a normal numeric field, not a decimal field.

It should work, I tested it here and it worked fine.Where are you putting the code? "$" means "this" so if you aren't running the code on the field you are trying to affect you'll have to specify the path to the field. Also what event are you trying to run the code on? How are you determining which ...

Try the following to set the picture format (pattern) for the field:$.format.picture = "num{(zzzzzz9.99)}"You can also use the prebuilt patterns like:$.format.picture = "num.currency{}"

Yeah a lot of dynamic stuff isn't supported in the static pdfs, some stuff works and a lot doesn't. That's too bad you can't rebuild the form.While the border colour is not changing, the field may still be getting set to mandatory and so it may still function as a mandatory field.The other alternati...

It should work fine on the exit event, not sure what's happening there. Is your form saved as a dynamic form? (File>Save As>Adobe Dynamic XML Form.)And yes, you don't need any scripting on the PROGRow1 field.

You'd want to combine both scripts on the first field with an if/else statement. And I'd use the Exit event instead of Mouse Exit (not sure if Mouse Exit handles tabbing in and out of fields).The first script should have worked, but with the second script you were asking if PROGRow1 was null, not QT...

It gives me a 10 digit number.

I've done this on several projects using a unique identifier.The following JavaScript code creates a 10 digit number based on the date and time. I have it check to see if there's a value in the field first (in case form has been used before) and only put in a new value if the field is empty. I usual...

You can't wrap text in a dropdown. For items that are bigger than the field you will get a tooltip that shows the full value.You could adjust the size of the field on enter/exit (using the .w property) but then you'd probably be better off just making the dropdown bigger.

Make sure you are using \n and not /n.